Broken

If were able to stop Obama on this, it will be his Waterloo. It will break him.

Jim DeMint R-SC

As the final showdown for health care draws near, one side has momentum on their side while the other is doing all it can to stay afloat and relevant. When Jim DeMint made this comment last year who would have thought that it's him and his party that is broken. President Obama used every conceivable tool at his disposal to get this done and if present thinking holds true, health care will be one more accomplishment for a President who has accomplished nothing.

The GOP at this moment stands in quicksand. It's leaders clueless and the party in complete disarray. Only several weeks ago was this same party, one hijacked by conservative Tea Party hopefuls basking in the glow of a second revolution. Now, the only thing the GOP and Tea Partier's have to show for it are a mid-seventies year old white male and a woman who scribbles notes on her hand with the goal of becoming a late night comedian.

The first national Tea Party convention, held in Nashville, the capital of the state where the KKK was founded. The next convention(if there is one)will be held in Las Vegas, founded by Bugsy Seigel et al.

This was not suppose to happen, surely the righteous right was going to defeat President Obama, controlling him and in minions, keeping them in check. What they forgot was one thing, Barak Obama. Our President has proven time and again why he, not John McCain, was best suited to run our nation at this moment in history. For all the obstacles and debris thrown in our President's lap,he is standing tall, kicking ass and taking names. He's blown away all the so-called competition who now have to go back to the drawing board, wondering what went wrong.

Michael Steele, who was all over the place when President Obama was in trouble is nowhere to be found, either being muzzled by his own party, Rush Limbaugh or both. Even the faithful flock has become desperate, with mobs doing all they can to enforce their will on anyone who wants to vote for the other side, but the more desperate the become, the more futile the effort. Why? Because "real Americans', the ones who previously stood on the sidelines are now stating their cases. It is them, not the others who are the majority and will pave the way for this bill to get done.

What the Tea Party and the GOP fail to realize that it was these people who really and truly mattered. They sat back listened and waited for our President to take complete ownership and responsibility. When he did in the end, these people jumped in right behind him, helping to bridge the divide.

Weeks ago a GOP takeover seemed to be a sure thing, now this same party are worried about their status and previous iron clad districts are now venerable, ripe for the taking.

Jim Demint's quote last year had nothing to do with health care, it had all to do will controlling a black man, putting him back in his place. Jim, sorry buddy, those days are over! What you need to worry about is your own political future.

Waterloo has come to breakfast.